Skunk2 Upper Control Arms eg/dc
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Skunk2 Upper Control Arms eg/dc
I have some Skunk2 EG/DC Upper control arms that I had on my del Sol for about 1 year. Took them off because I returned the suspension to OEM for the winter. Not putting them back on because I need the clearance on the strut tower. I have had 0 problems with these and they still have full range of adjustiblility and smooth balljoint motion.
They are in good condition come with the castle nuts and the balljoints are in good condition as well. These sell new for around $170.
Ill throw it out there for $90 OBO picked up in the Roanoke or New River Vally Area or $100 Shipped anywhere.
If you have somthing you want to trade PM me with details.
They are in good condition come with the castle nuts and the balljoints are in good condition as well. These sell new for around $170.
Ill throw it out there for $90 OBO picked up in the Roanoke or New River Vally Area or $100 Shipped anywhere.
If you have somthing you want to trade PM me with details.
Last edited by .Sarge.; May 13, 2009 at 04:25 AM. Reason: New price
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From: Midwest and Virginia
Re: Skunk2 Upper Control Arms eg/dc
Probably about a half to three quarters of an inch possibly a little more.
The design as you can see has a squareish shape to the end of the arm while the factory control arm is more compact and rounded around the ball joint.
These are the tuner series and Skunk2 did a redesign of the pro-series where the nuts that anchor the camber play are posistioned on the bottom of the arm rather than the top as seen here.
The design as you can see has a squareish shape to the end of the arm while the factory control arm is more compact and rounded around the ball joint.
These are the tuner series and Skunk2 did a redesign of the pro-series where the nuts that anchor the camber play are posistioned on the bottom of the arm rather than the top as seen here.